2015 Cardiac Physiome Workshop Program

2015 Cardiac Physiome Workshop Program

2015 Cardiac Physiome Workshop
ANZ Viaduct Events Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
April 8-10, 2015
Wednesday 8th April
09:00
Software Demonstrations and Publication of Computational Data
Venue: Auckland Bioengineering Institute
17:00
Registration and opening reception
Room: Kawau 2
20:00
Cardiac Physiome Society meeting
Room: Kawau 2
Thursday 9th April (Room: Kawau 1) 08:00
08.00 Registration + tea/coffee
08:50 Opening Remarks
THEME 1 – CARDIAC MECHANICS
Chair: Alistair Young University of Auckland
09:00 Plenary speaker:
Andrew McCulloch (University of California, San Diego)
Multi-Scale Modeling of Cardiac Mechanics in Murine Heart Failure
09:50 Break & Poster Viewing
10:20 Nic Smith (University of Auckland)
Multi-scale computational modelling of coronary blood flow
10:40 Ki Moo Lim (Kumoh Institute of Technology)
Computational prediction for effects of valvular regurgitation on IABP function using a 3D cardiac mechanics model
11:00 Charles Taylor (Heartflow Inc & Stanford University)
Non-invasive fractional flow reserve derived from coronary CT angiography: clinical data and scientific principles
11:20 Michael Sacks (University of Texas at Austin)
Estimation of fully three-dimensional properties of passive myocardium: a coupled inverse model-experimental study
11:40 Discussion
12:00 Poster teaser presentations
12:30 Lunch & Poster viewing
THEME 2 – DEVELOPMENT & TISSUE REMODELLING
Chair: David Paterson University of Oxford
13:30 Plenary speaker:
Sally Dunwoodie (Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute)
Exploring the genetic and environmental drivers of cardiogenesis and congenital heart disease
14:20 Break & Poster viewing
14:50 Lauren Fovargue (KCL)
Understanding cardiac resynchronisation therapy patient selection through modelling
15:20 Christopher Villongco (UCSD)
15:40
16:00
Cardiac resynchronization therapy reduces negative myocardial work in patient-specific models of
dyssynchronous heart failure
Vicky Wang (University of Auckland)
Mechanical analysis of structural and functional remodelling in heart failure
Tammo Delhaas (Maastricht University)
Determinants of cardiac function in a biventricular finite element model: geometry versus myofiber orientation
Discussion
16:20
16:40 Poster session and social hour drinks
Friday 10th April (Room: Kawau 1)
08:30 Registration + tea/coffee
THEME 3 – CELL & MOLECULAR PROCESSES
Chair: Edmund Crampin University of Melbourne
09:00 Plenary speaker:
Carol Robinson (University of Oxford)
A new view of membrane embedded complexes in cells
09:50 Break & Poster viewing
10:20 Gary Mirams (University of Oxford)
10:40
11:00
11:20
Experimental design and inference for ion channel model selection and calibration
Vijay Rajagopal (University of Melbourne)
Examination of the effects of heterogeneous organization of RyR clusters, myofibrils and mitochondria on Ca2
+ release patterns in cardiomyocytes
Georges Christé (Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1)
Role of the IKr current in potassium ions accumulation during an ischemia. Simulations in a human
ventricular myocyte computer model
Denis Loiselle & Andrew Taberner (University of Auckland)
Measuring global cardiac mechano-energetics at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute
Discussion
11:40
12:00 Lunch & Poster Viewing
THEME 4 – CARDIAC ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY
13:00 Plenary speaker:
Bruce Smaill (University of Auckland)
Images of cardiac electrical activation
13:50 Break
14:20 Sasha Panfilov (University of Gent)
14:40
15:00
15:20
15:40
16:00
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18.00-
Chair: Nic Smith University of Auckland
Role of small sized heterogeneities in the onset and perpetuation of cardiac arrhythmias
Richard Walton (Université de Bordeaux)
Uni-directional propagation at short coupling intervals through the muscular compartment of the right
ventricular conduction network
Peter Kohl (Imperial College London)
Debunking mechanisms and determinants of mechanical induction of cardiac arrhythmias:
experimental validation of modelling predictions made a decade ago.
Axel Lowe (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
In silico assessment of the dynamic effects of amiodarone and dronedarone on human atrial patho-electrophysiology
Discussion
Closing Remarks
At own leisure
Conference Dinner
Saturday 11th April
All day
Cardiac electrophysiology satellite meeting
Room: Kawau 2
Poster Listing
Theme 1 – Cardiac Mechanics
1 Bianca Freytag
UoA
2 Anton Koshelev Ural Federal
University
3 Renee Miller
UoA
4 Luigi Perotti
UCLA
5 Aditya
Ponnaluri
6 Michael Sacks
UCLA
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Field-Based Parameterisation Of Left Ventricular Microstructure From
Diffusion Tensor Magnetic Resonance Images
Mathematical model of the basal and apical regions of the left ventricle of
the heart
Determining Anisotropic Myocardial Stiffness from Simulated
Magnetic Resonance Elastography with Gaussian Noise
Identification of Unique Material Properties for Passive Myocardium
Material Point Validation for an Electromechanical Viscoactive
Myocardium Constitutive Model
U Texas at
Myofiber-Collagen fiber mechanical interactions in normal and
Austin
hypertrophied right ventricle free wall myocardium
Shimayoshi
Kyoto University Influence of Cellular Level Transmural Heterogeneity on Left Ventricular
Takao
Energetic Efficiency: A Theoretical Study
Sugiura Seiryo The University of Multi-scale, multi-physics simulations of congenital heart disease and its
Tokyo
surgical repair
Zhinuo (Jenny) UoA
Estimation of myocardial contractile stress transients using subject-specific MR
Wang
imaging and haemodynamic data
Vladimir Zverev Ural Federal
Extension of a one-dimensional model of the heart muscle strand to the simple
University
three-dimensional domain
Kim Mellor
UoA
Normotensive cardiac hypertrophy is associated with reduced
contractile performance but increased efficiency in isolated cardiac
trabeculae
Theme 2 – Development & Tissue Remodelling
12 Nazanin
Ebrahimi
13 Jagir Hussan
UoA
Towards a Multi-scale Systems Biology Model of the Developing Heart
UoA
14 Alex Wilson
UoA
Modelling intracellular mechanical events using
geometric metamorphosis
Structural and functional relationships in cardiac remodelling
15 Jaeboum Youm College of Medicine, Spontaneous oscillation of Na+/Ca2+ exchanger currents
Inje University
reflects the role of Ca2+ clock-dependent pacemaker
mechanism in human embryonic stem cell derived
cardiomyocytes
16 Brian Carlson
University of
Quantitative Assessment of the Coupling of
Michigan
Theoretical Fibroblast and Cardiomyocyte Models
Theme 3 – Cell & Molecular Processes
17 A.J. Bakermans Academic Medical
Center
18 Karen Cardona Universitat Pompeu
Urrego/Oscar
Fabra
Camara
Localized 31P-MRS of the human heart - towards dynamic assessments of
myocardiacl energy metabolism at multiple cardiac work rates
In-silico Analysis of influence of fibroblasts in the generation of
late potentials in conducting channels
19 Ming Cheuk
UoA
OCT imaging of isolated cardiac trabeculae: adding a new dimension to
the study of contracting cardiac muscle preparations
20 Georges Christé Université Lyon 1
Contributions of multiple tetrameric arrangements of HCN1 and HCN4
subunits to the generation of If during a cardiac cycle in a model of
single sino-atrial node cell
21 Richard Clayton University of
Uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of cardiac cell models using
Sheffield
statistical emulators
22 Martin
Max Delbrück
A model of the rabbit ventricular cardiomyocyte with spatially
Falcke/Stephen Center for Molecular resolved calcium cycling
Gilbert
Medicine
23 Garcia
Universitat Pompeu Two-dimensional mechanical model of a cardiomyocyte to assess the
Cañadilla,
Fabra
local inhomogeneities within the cell
Patricia
24 June-Chiew Han UoA
Mechanical efficiency of the diabetic heart at organ and tissue levels
25 Prashanna
Khwaounjoo
26 Ki Moo Lim
UoA
Fibrosis and sudden cardiac death
Computational Prediction of Effect of V241F Mutation on Human
Ventricular Fibrillation under Fibrotic Condition
27 Denis Loiselle
Kumoh National
Institute of
Technology
UoA
28 Toan Pham
UoA
Does AV Hill’s ’Shortening Heat‘ exist in Cardiac Muscle?
Interventricular Comparison of force-frequency and heat-frequency
relationships at 37°C in isolated rat ventricular trabeculae
29 Jaeboum Youm College of Medicine, Neuronal nitric oxide synthase modulation of L-type Ca2+ channel activity in
Inje University
cardiac myocytes from normal and hypertensive rat
30 John Gennari
University of
Legacy Computational Model Annotation, Visualization and Merging
Washington
with SemGen
Theme 4 – Cardiac Electrophysiology
31 Jesse Ashton
UoA
Impulse conduction in the right atrium during baroreflex induced
bradycardia
Cardiac response to weak electrical shocks challenges the
functional syncytium paradigm
32 Bryan J. Caldwell SUNY Upstate
Medical University,
Syracuse, NY, USA
33 Judit Chamorro UoA
Reconstructing atrial fibrillation: New inverse method for intracardiac
Servent
electro-anatomic mapping
34 Andrew Crozier Medical Uni of Graz High Resolution Personalised Modelling of Cardiac Electromechanics
35 Thomas Fastl
KCL
Towards a Modeling Pipeline for Atrial Electromechanics
36 Guardiola
Universitat Pompeu Computational electrophysiology for prediction of the outflow tract origin
Garcia, Marta
Fabra
in idiopathic ventricular tachycardia
37 Kristen McLeod
Fast Sweeping Vs. Fast Marching for Eikonal Methods of Electrophysiology
– A Potential for Significantly More Efficient Computation?
38 Jun-ichi Okada The University of
Cardiac safety assessment of drug effects based on combining automated
Tokyo
patch clamp and three dimensional excitation propagation analyses
Global alternans instability and its effect on wave propagation:
39 Sasha Panfilov U Gent
dynamical Wenckebach block and self terminating spiral waves
40 Luigi Perotti
UCLA
The Electrophysiology of Heart Failure: Computational Modeling,
Validation, and Evaluation of Ventricular Fibrillation
41 Aditya
Ponnaluri
42 Indana
Zulfa/Ki Moo
Lim
43 Tammo
Delhaas
UCLA
Modeling Cardiac Electrophysiology: The Electrocardiogram
and Interventional Therapies for Ventricular Fibrillation
Simulation Study of the Effect of G229D on KCNQ1 Mutation in
the Occurrences of Atrial Fibrillation
Kumoh National
Institute of
Technology
Maastricht University TBA
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Kalyan
44 Vinnakota
45 Daniel Beard
University of
Michigan
University of
Michigan
University of
Auckland
University of
47 Hashem Yousefi Auckland
University of
48 Belvin Thomas Auckland
46 Susann Beier
Girish Singh
49 Ramlugun
50 Shu Meng
51 Liam Kampshof
Feedback regulation and time hierarchy of oxidative
phosphorylation in cardiac mitochondria
Modular Multi-Scale Modeling of Cardiovascular Function to Probe
the Etiology of Complex Cardiovascular Disease
Coronary Bifurcation 3D Flow accessed with dimensionally scaled ex
vivo PC-MRI and CFD - A Comparison for Idealized, Stented and Patient
Specific Geometries
University of
Auckland
University of
Auckland
Preliminary Steps for Large Scale Modelling of Heart Development
Computational investigation of the role of structural remodelling in
atrial fibrillation
Three dimensional reconstruction of atrial myocyte architecture:
How does tissue remodelling contribute to the substrate for atrial
fibrillation?
Accurate Endocardial Activation Representation of Atria with
Noncontact Mapping
University of
Auckland
Modeling Cardiac Electrophysiology: The Electrocardiogram
and Interventional Therapies for Ventricular Fibrillation